Sentence examples for aboriginal data from inspiring English sources

More contextual Aboriginal data.

A total of 18 714 (2.9%) children were recorded as Aboriginal on their most recent hospital admission and 20 575 (3.2%) children were ever recorded as Aboriginal (data not shown).

Although there is still a high incidence of STIs and BBVs in Aboriginal people, incompleteness of Aboriginality data contributes to overestimation of the risk associated with Aboriginality for these diseases.

Despite the observed decrease in disparity between the age-adjusted rates of STIs and BBVs among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people when the completeness of Aboriginality data are improved, the rate of STIs and BBVs for Aboriginal people remained significantly higher than rates for non-Aboriginal people for all diseases examined.

Notification rates calculated by excluding cases where Aboriginality data were missing commonly underestimated disease rates in both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.

This occurs because notifications with missing Aboriginality data are more likely to be identified as non-Aboriginal via data linkage.

Notification rates calculated by excluding cases where Aboriginality data were missing from case notifications often underestimate the notification rates generated using the linked data among both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people (Table 4).

Compared with excluding notifications with unknown Aboriginality data from the analysis, or apportioning notifications with unknown Aboriginality based on the proportion of cases with known Aboriginality, the rate ratios of chlamydia, syphilis and hepatitis C among Aboriginal relative to non-Aboriginal people decreased when Aboriginality data from data linkage was included.

The following describes their location and population: Fig. 1 Distribution of Taiwan's aboriginal peoples (data from the Council of Indigenous Peoples, Taiwan; http://www.apc.gov.tw/).

Although the Canadian Community Health Survey collects information on Aboriginal status, the data on diabetes care among Aboriginal populations had not been reported at the time this review was completed.

Mainstream and Aboriginal agencies collect data in all Canadian provinces and territories (P/Ts) to obtain national estimates of reported maltreatment and its severity in child protection agencies, augment understanding of the social determinants of health, investigate short-term investigation outcomes such as foster care, and monitor changes of substantiated maltreatment over time.